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My goal is to complete FFTs of 2 - 4K Data points together. Hence, I made 2 kernel objects from the same kernel and Enqueued the tasks at once, i.e. without any Buffer Read-Write or any callbacks in between. I find out that it doesn't happen that way. In addition to that, there is also some idle time between the executions. Can someone please explain? AOCL Report of the Program

I was expecting both of them to run in parallel because my FPGA seems to have more area. About 38 percent of it is used.

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The OpenCL queue works sequentially, so one kernel is executed after the other. This makes sure that - if kernel 2 reads memory that kernel 1 has updated, there is no race condition like if they would run concurrently. There may also be some latency to start execution of a kernel.

To run multiple kernels in parallel, you can try multiple queues.

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I have used 2 different command queues, different kernel objects for both and there is no common buffer or memory shared between them too. I have also checked the report on Device area utilization and I still have approx 70 percent of resources not assigned to anything..
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I found this question that kind off answers my doubts. It can be foundhere

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